... waaay back in primary school, one of my teacher's (Mr. Straker) told us that we and our friends go on to include everybody in the world. EVERYBODY. Okay, if you're confused... it goes like this. In the dreaded 'real world' I have about 5 or 6 close friends. My friends and their family and include my family. Now you got a fair number of people here (especially if you include the cousins and their cousins' cousins' cousins' etc.). Then lets think about my family and their friends and also people my friends have seen, know, have made an acquantance with and so on. And same goes for my friends family. Each and every one of them. And hey, don't forget me and my family here. Now you've got at least a few thousand people here. Now think about THESE 'few thousand people' and add their friends and their family AND their families friends (or people they've seen or met in their lifetime) and now you got yourself an absolute HELL of a lot a people. And keep the same pattern. It keeps on recurring and recurring. Don't stop. Do you think this has added up to everyone in the entire world? I mean... you'll at least see a fair few peoples faces in the world during your lifetime. What do you make of all this? Do you think it's a load of bullshit or it's actually true?